october 2014 walking school bus route · chapman (aka johnny appleseed) with dr. william kerrigan,...

Inside This Issue

Page 2-5 - Thank You Kyle, Ebola Bulletin, Coloring Contest, YOM, BRIT First Saturdays, Arts Goggle

Page 6-9 - Botanic Garden Plant Sale, MHA Meeting, Nominating Committee Meeting, Pumpkin Carving Contest, Upcoming Events, Join MH Email List

0-12 - Adverstising Submission Process, Support Our Advertisers, In the Cultural District, Lily B. Chili Cook Off, Friday on the Green

Page 13-14 - MH Annual Dues Drive, MH SupportersPage 15-16 - Classifi eds, Helpful Numbers

October 2014www.mistletoeheights.org Photo By Jim Peipert

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Walking School Bus RouteChildhood obesity is higher than ever before. Mayor Price has been promoting the walking school bus along with many other

programs to help combat the issue. We made a video challenge for Mayor Price. She loves creativity and technology and it got her attention. She accepted our video challenge and plans to walk with the Mistletoe Heights kids to Lily B. Clayton Elementary on October 10. The walking school bus is when kids follow a central route allowing them to meet up with other kids as they make their walk to school. It requires one adult per group but shows kids that walking to and from school can be fun, safe, and great exercise. Mayor Price and Councilwoman Zadeh will start the walk from 1105 Mistletoe Drive at 7:26AM.

GREEN Route: will go South on Mistletoe Drive, East on Mistletoe Blvd at 7:29, then South on Jerome at 7:36. It will meet up with the BLUE route at the corner of Jerome and Edwin at 7:45, then continue South on Jerome, turn East on Weatherbee at 7:50 and arrive at Lily B at 7:51.

Blue Route: will start at the Little Free Library and go South on Buck at 7:35. It will continue South on Mistletoe Drive at 7:36, turn East on Edwin at 7:38 and meet the GREEN route at the corner of Edwin and Jerome at 7:45. It then continues to school arriving at 7:51.

Our elected offi cials will highlight the importance of exercise and community. Great premises. There will be a celebration at the school and news coverage. I hope you walk with us and thank you for your passion for our community.

Thank you,Kyle Jensen

Please join the offi cers of the MH association in thanking Kyle Jensen for his service the past two years. Kyle, you’ve made such a difference in our neighborhood. Thank you. Best wishes to you and your family moving forward. You will be missed!

Thank you Kyle

Tarrant CountyPublic Health BULLETINBULLETIN

Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)

What is Ebola virus disease (EVD)?Ebola, previously known as Ebola hemorrhagic fever, is a rare and deadly disease caused by infection with an Ebola virus strain. Ebola virus was discovered in 1976 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo near the Ebola River. Since then, outbreaks have appeared sporadically.

What are the symptoms?Symptoms of Ebola include fever (greater than 38.6°C or 101.5°F), severe headache, joint and muscle pain, weakness, diarrhea, vomiting, abdominal (stomach) pain, and sometimes hemorrhaging (bleeding or bruising). Symptoms may appear anywhere from 2 to 21 days after exposure to Ebola virus, though 8 to 10 days is most common. When infection occurs, symptoms usually begin abruptly.

How is Ebola transmitted?�� not limited to urine, saliva, feces, vomit, and semen) of an infected person and exposure to objects that �� because they come in close contact with the infectious secretions of ill persons they are caring for. The disease can also spread within health care settings (such as a clinic or hospital) when proper precautions and safety protocols are not followed.

How is Ebola diagnosed?�� occurring diseases, such as malaria. If a person has the early symptoms of Ebola and has had contact �� !�� "�� !�� #��

Who is at risk for exposure to Ebola?Healthcare providers caring for Ebola patients and the family and friends in close contact with Ebola patients are at the highest risk of getting sick. Medical professionals in the United States should consult the CDC’s “Infection Prevention and Control Recommendations for Hospitalized Patients with Known or Suspected Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever in U.S. Hospitals”.

How can I protect myself from being infected with Ebola?There is no FDA approved vaccine for Ebola. Health care workers must be able to recognize a case of Ebola and be ready to employ practical contact and droplet precautions. Techniques include the wearing of protective clothing (such as masks, gloves, gowns, and goggles), the use of infection control measures (such as complete equipment sterilization and routine use of disinfectant), and the isolation of Ebola patients from contact with unprotected persons. The aim of all of these techniques is to avoid contact with �� $�� %��with the body of the deceased patient be prevented.

Do people with Ebola survive? Healthcare and public health systems in the United States are the best in the world. We expect survival rates for Ebola patients in the U.S. to be higher than what was recently seen in Africa. Supportive care in a hospital setting is crucial for a patient’s recovery.

It’s a Coloring Contest!Calling all young artists! Put your skills to work on these pumpkins. Bring or

mail your fi nished work to:

Stefanie Ball Piwetz2217 Irwin St.

First, second, and third places will be announced in next month’s newsletter.

Be creative!

It is possible that only those who remember what the yard was like before they moved in can appreciate what a transformation Kyle and Stephanie Jensen have made at 1105 Mistletoe Drive. The improvements they have made are a boon to the entire neighborhood.

The home has distinct curb appeal due to the cheery look the Jensens have created. The cozy seating in front of their cottage results in a warm, welcoming look.

Kyle did all the work himself, and building the hardscape structures he has made lends a special quality to the term ‘sweat equity.’ He put in new sidewalks, big natural stone planters framed by matching stone columns. The red tile porch completes the effect of all the hardscape Kyle has done. The planters are currently very full with lush, multi-colored Penta. There is a specimen tree in the

2209 Irwin StreetYard of theMonth

yard that I think is a Pistasche. (I didn’t speak to Kyle or Stephanie because I wanted this to be a surprise.) The beds behind the stone planters have some Abelia and some not-boxy-looking Boxwoods... the best look for Boxwoods is for them to not be trimmed like boxes!

On one side of the front is a sculpted Holly. On the other is a red, variegated Canna Lilly in a nice green pot. The color in the stone planters is seasonal; however, Kyle and Stephanie have always had colorful plantings there ever since Kyle built them.

So not only does Kyle deserve recognition for his selfl ess service in the Mistletoe Heights Neighborhood Association, but he and Stephanie also have earned the Yard of the Month Award for October. His hard work has paid off—both in landscaping and in administration!

The Jensens are moving away so Kyle can be closer to his job. Our neighborhood’s loss will be another neighborhood’s gain! But the Jensens will be missed here in Mistletoe Heights. —Bruce Horn

First Saturdays at BRIT

4 October: Fall Harvest8 a.m. - 1 p.m. with Farmers Market 8 a.m. to Noon

1 November: Festive by Nature10 a.m. - 1 p.m. with Holiday Artisan Market

10 a.m. to 1 p.m.

FORT WORTH BOTANIC GARDENEVENT: FALL PLANT SALE

DESCRIPTION: Fall is the best time of the year to plant in north central Texas! Come to the Botanic Garden’s fall plant sale and stock up on plants that do well in our area. Choose from a wide assortment of trees, shrubs, ornamental grasses, perennials, vines, winter annuals, and spring-fl owering bulbs. The sale features a wide assortment of citrus, other fruit trees, and small fruits. In addition, rose, African violet, begonia, iris, daylily, and cactus & succulent societies will be selling their plants. Other vendors will be selling garden-related merchandise as well. Garden staff will be on site to answer your plant questions. New this year are more days (three), more hours, and more plants! Due to a limited number of carts for hauling plants at the sale, please bring your own.

DATE & TIME: Friday, October 10, 2:00-6:00 P.M.

Saturday, October 11, 9:00 A.M.-2:00 P.M.

An added feature of this year’s sale is a preview class on October 7, 7:00-8:00 P.M., in The Gardens Restaurant. Enjoy dessert as you learn about the plants featured in the fall plant sale by attending this PowerPoint presentation taught by Garden staff. Fee is $20. Call Judy at 817-392-5534 to register.

LOCATION: In “The Grove,” the wooded area just inside the weekend parking lot.

PARKING: From I-30, take the Montgomery Street exit and park in the weekend parking lot before reaching Montgomery. Or, enter the fi rst entrance into the Botanic Garden north of I-30 on University Drive and proceed to the Japanese Garden parking lot.

CONTACT: Steve Huddleston, senior horticulturist. Phone number is 817-392-5532 (not for publication). Fax number is 817-392-5539. E-mail address is [email protected].

Nominating Committee MeetingThe Mistletoe Heights Association will be holding the annual election

of offi cers at the November 18 meeting. The Nominating Committee will be meeting in the next few weeks to recommend a slate of offi cers for the next year. If you are interested in serving or know someone who might be, please call or email the Chairman of the MHA Nominating Committee, Steve McReynolds at [email protected] or 817-926-7955.

Next NeighborhoodMeetingNovember 18, 7 pm

At the home of Tom and Pattie Marvelli1326 Mistletoe Drive

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Join BRIT for an evening of tasty apple inspired cocktails and delicious hors d’oeuvres as we delve into the life and times of John Chapman (aka Johnny Appleseed) with Dr. William Kerrigan, author of Johnny Appleseed and the American Orchard: A Cultural History. Come join us on the beguiling journey through the life and myth of John Chapman and the American orchard!

October 23, 6:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. $25 members/$30 non-members

For more information and tickets contact Laura Venhaus at [email protected] or 817.332.4441 ext. 259.

The mornings are once again becoming crisp and fall is threatening. Before you turn around it will be time for the annual Pumpkin Carving Contest.

The rules for this event are simple: - The night BEFORE Halloween (which

means Sunday the 30th this year) the elite gang of gourd judges hit the street to judge this year’s offerings.

- All real carved pumpkins are judged soon after dusk.

- The grand prize winner will get either an all expense trip to Transylvania or a $50.00 prize (to be decided later).

- all honorable mentions get a fabulous write up in the newsletter.

Plan your gourds’ grimace now .... get the whole family involved and remember judging occurs the night BEFORE Halloween and styrofoam/plastic does not count in the judging.

NEW NEIGHBORS!! I should point out that Trick or Treaters fl ock to Mistletoe Heights from all over town so be prepared to deliver the hospitality and treats. (And keep an eye out for the Mistletoe Halloween Street Band on their annual roam).

Great Gourds A Fire!!!

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Amon Carter Museum of American ArtBenito Huerta: Axis Mundi v. 2 through January 11, 2015

Alfred Stieglitz: The Art of Photogravure through October 19

No Place Like Home: American Scene Painting in the Sinquefi eld Collection through October 19

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We need more volunteers! Help us make this neighborhood better.

MHA is looking for four to fi ve people to join the Historical Preservation Committee. Help us ensure the integrity of the architecture in our community.

We also need two to three people to help with email moderation. Ideally, this person is in front of their computer for most of the day and is available to approve emails to send out to the neighborhood via our email serve list.

Contact Ben Belsher if you are interested, [email protected].

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Friday on the GreenFriday on the Green is a monthly concert series presented

April through October by Fort Worth South, Inc. in partnership with the Fort Worth Weekly. The event is held at Magnolia Green, located on Lipscomb between Magnolia and Rosedale. 7–10 pm: October 10, November 14

Please join your fellow neighbors in support of Lily B Clayton Elementary and see if your chili has the

stuff!!

CChili Cook-Off on Saturday, Nov 15th

10 am if you’re cooking, 2-7 pm if you’re tasting in Front of 2115 Warner Rd.

Beer, snacks, music, and football provided

$50 to enter a team/$20 to taste/children 12& under free

Tickets available in advance and at the event

Please contact Beth Thurman at 817-875-4080 or [email protected] for additional information

All proceeds benefit lily b. Clayton elementary

Mistletoe Heights Association Annual Dues Drive

All residents of Mistletoe Heights are members of the association and dues donations are completely voluntary. Any amount is welcomed and appreciated. In addition to the seasonal social gatherings, landscape maintenance, newsletter and directory publications, dues donations fund a number of special projects.

Our annual dues drive begins in May and continues through October. You will see this flyer in our newsletter each of those months as we collect dues donations for our neighborhood association. We will recognize donors in EVERY newsletter through October with the final recognition published in our December issue. L

Levels of giving for this year are: Mistletoe – up to $25

Holly - $26 to $49 Gardenia - $50 to $99

Magnolia - $100 and up

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Thank you for supporting your neighborhood association. Together we can make Mistletoe Heights an even better place to live.

$25 $50 $75 $ Other Please return your dues donation to:

Name(s) ___________________________________ Mistletoe Heights Association (As you prefer to be listed in the newsletter) c/o Jeri Jo Blackmon 1408 Mistletoe Drive Address: ___________________________________________ Fort Worth, TX 76110

Please check here if you wish your donation to remain anonymous Check here if you can volunteer some time to our association and include a telephone number where we can reach you _____________________

Names in bold print have contributed since the last newsletter

Barrow, Wade & Brock Ettinger, Alan & Phyllis McReynolds, Steve & KathyBlackmon, Jeri Jo Evans, Tim & Rita Muller, Mark & LynnBrizendine, Graham Ewing, Scott & Valerie Parrish, Bill & SueCsanadi, Randy Livingston, Amanda Reece, Kelley & MeganEdwards, Chris & Alison Mitchell, Mark & Susie Smith, Flavious & Melanie

Asher, Garland & Betsy Graham, Gerry & Kelli Key, John & MichelleCetto, Allen & Cheri Grant, David & Julie Peipert, Jim & Mary EllenDohoney, Tanya Guffey, Dorothy Simons, Greg & SharonEastepp, Rosaline Gunn, David Sisk, BettyGensheimer, Chris & Martha Hale, Tommy & Pat Tyson, Gerry & MeralenGibbons, Jeff Hotard, John & Susan

Graves, Dorothy McQuerns, Sam & Martha Kerstetter & McFarland, Todd & HollyKelly, Callan Rustad, Eric & Nikki

Anonymous Horn, Bruce & Betsy Maugans & Cross, Clay & DeannaBrous, Nancy Keesee, Craig & Kathy Pereth, Hank & LindaCarmody, Jeff & Erin Martin, William Ramsay, NancyDowdle, Roy & Faye O'Connell, Mike & Carole Teague, JoyHobson, Jack & Nancy The Body Garage

2014 Levels of GivingMagnolia - $100 and upGardenia - $50 to $99Holly - $26 to $49Mistletoe - Up to $25

See the flyer in this month's newsletter for information on how to donate.

Gardenia

Mistletoe

Thank you, neighbors for your donations to our neighborhood association!

Mistletoe Heights Association

Magnolia

As of September 21, 2014

Holly

Supporters

PIANO LESSONS For beginners and

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TAX PREPARATION Jeri Jo Blackmon, former IRS Agent and current Enrolled Agent licensed by the IRS will prepare and e-fi le your individual or business tax returns. Also, as a QuickBooks Pro Advisor, training is available for individuals or businesses who want to improve their skills or learn new skills using QuickBooks accounting software. Contact Jeri Jo Blackmon at 817-923-4393 or email [email protected] Mistletoe Drive.

HOME WANTEDWe’d like to buy a home (3+bed/2+ bath) around Lily B. Clayton or Tanglewood area for Spring/Summer 2014. Please call Lidia or Todd Bowers at 469.879.5172.

HOME WANTED We’d like to buy a home - from an

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TUTOR, K-3rd grade. Caring,encouraging, experienced (12

years) certifi ed elementary school teacher is offering

tutoring this summer. Contact Kathy Jo Rogers

at 817.688.0905 or [email protected].

ESTATE SALE SERVICES Estate Sales & AppraisalsExperienced, reliable estate sales in and out of Mistletoe Heights since 1992. Certifi ed Appraiser, International Society of Appraisers.Appraisals for insurance, estate evaluations, donations; whatever your needs. Contact: Terri Ellis,Mistletoe Estate Sales,817-926-9424 or [email protected]

COMPLETE PROPERTY RENOVATION: Demolition, cleanup, specializing in historic home renovations, painting, wallpaper. Contact Jeff Cuningham at 817-988-7113.

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HARPIST: Sally Sledge ministers on the harp as a

worshiper, psalmist andvocalist. She has recorded two CDs: “Return to Your

Rest” and “CherishedTimes”. She is available

to play for home groups, church events, Bible studies,

weddings, funerals, dinnerparties or any special ccasion.

For more information and song samples, you may access

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City informationCity Code violations 817.392.1234City of Fort Worth 817.392.2255fortworthtexas.govPolice—nonemergency 817.335.4222Garage sale permits 817.392.7851Graffi ti abatement 817.212.2700Lily B. Clayton Elementary 817.922.6660schools.fwisd.org/claytonPaschal High School 817.814.-000paschalhs.orgHistorical PreservationLiz Casso [email protected] Preservation Hall [email protected] T/Longhorn Trolley 817.215.8600the-t.comTrinity Railway Express 817.215.8600trinityrailwayexpress.orgCity Council District 9Joel Burns [email protected]

MHA offi cersoffi [email protected] Jensen [email protected] PresidentBen Belsher [email protected] Ewing 817-791-9535 [email protected] Jo Blackmon [email protected] EditorStefanie Ball Piwetz [email protected]

VolunteersHistoric Preservation CommitteeRoger Ross 817.372.6865Street Rep CaptainsMelissa Kohout (East side) 817.313.1419Rosaline Eastepp Takes (West side) 817.207.9750Welcome BasketsKathy Jo Rogers 817.688.0905Diana Brandenburg 214.734.9140Advertising [email protected] ParkDottie Guffey 817.921.6288Email ModeratorRichard Yantis 817.924.2857WebmasterScott Ewing 214.403.7762HistorianLuke Ellis 817.339.2459Yard of the MonthBruce Horn 817.921.4676

Street reps (listed by blocks)East of Forest Park 2200 W. Rosedale SouthDottie Guffey 817.921.62882200 IrwinGary Willis 817.924.40002100/2200 Mistletoe Blvd.Melissa Kahout 817.313.14192100/2200 West MagnoliaColleen Shutt 214.455.90972200 HarrisonAaron Torkelson 817.907.55332100 Harrison Ave.Vacancy2100 Mistletoe Ave.Pat Hale 817.924.52632200 Mistletoe Ave.Richard & Christi Yantis 817.924.28572100/2200 EdwinKatrina Pittman 817.921.22212100 WeatherbeeJudy Gude 817.926.88432200 WeatherbeeSusan Harwell 817.923.88062100 MorphyVacancyForest Park Blvd.Steve McReynolds 817.926.7955West of Forest Park2300 W. Rosedale SouthKimberly Helixon 817.927.46412300 IrwinSue Duvall 817.926.87142300/2400 Mistletoe Blvd.Lisa Stewart 817.924.96662300 West MagnoliaSusan Pressley 817.923.60612300/2400 HarrisonRobert DeVargas 817.923.93932300 Mistletoe Ave.Jason Fuller family 2300 EdwinGrant Pannell 817.924.00511100 ClaraMarc & Kathy Jo Rogers 817.923.33041200 ClaraBryce & Laura Docker [email protected] BuckKate Herring 817.923.38431200/1300 BuckTrisha Dianne Stemple 817.926.6546Mistletoe DriveMeralen & Gerry Tyson 817.926.59092300 Mistletoe DriveChris Fershtand 817.923.8422Carol Benson 817.921.4000

Neighborhood police offi cersSidney Keith (West) 817.944.1038 David Cloninger (East) 817.992.0181

MHA yearly membershipsVoluntary dues are $15,

$25, $50 or whatever you can afford. Your dues help pay for this newsletter, the Mistletoe Heights phone directory and many neighborhood functions. Please make your check payable to Mistletoe Heights Association. Mail to: Jeri Jo Blackmon, 1408 Mistletoe Drive.

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